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Researchers have developed a non-invasive optical system to measure blood flow to the brain with unprecedented precision. This breakthrough could revolutionize the diagnosis and monitoring of neurological conditions like strokes, migraines, and traumatic brain injuries.
The new device uses speckle contrast optical spectroscopy to differentiate between blood flow in the scalp and the brain. By temporarily blocking blood flow to the scalp, the system can isolate and measure cerebral blood flow accurately.
Learn how this headband-based technology works, its potential applications, and how it could help researchers validate other non-invasive optical systems for brain monitoring. We discuss the challenges of measuring brain blood flow non-invasively and how this new system overcomes them. Find out what the future holds for this exciting technology and how it could improve patient care.